Poppers is the street name given to the class of compounds called the alkylnitrites. The story of poppers begins in 1859 with the first reported use of alkyl nitrites by Sir Lauder Brunton. Included in this class of compounds are amyl-, alkyl-,butyl- ,isopropyl- and isobutyl nitrite among several other nitrites. All of which are nearly identical in physiological effect when inhaled.

Poppers (aka amyl nitrate, as well as butyl, isobutyl, and isopentyl analogues) are metabolized into nitric oxide (NO), which is an endogenous molecule. NO is a key signalling molecule in the regulatory functions of the immune system, as well as other cellular systems such as nerves. This discovery was not made until the mid-nineties, are resulted in the award of the 1998 Nobel Prize in Physiology/Medicine.

Poppers are not physically addictive. The effect lasts for less than two minutes, typically, just long enough to facilitate penetration or terminate in ejaculation, and the chemical dissembles in the blood stream too quickly thereafter to physically addict. However, some people find the drug a welcome stimulant and become so dependent on them that they cannot climax any other way.

With respect to safety, it has been shown that these products appear to be perfectly safe. There was some concern at the onset of the AIDS crisis back in the early 1980's, that these products were related to AIDS and that it affected the immune system. However, those old theories have been discredited. The result of that early hysteria, though, caused Congress to ban the sale of these products in the USA in 1990.

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The shoulder popper and side/bottom zip version is ideal for a very young baby because it can be opened out flat for easy night-time changes. However, for older and more robust babies, the front zip version is more suitable because an older baby can fiddle with poppers and undo them.

Poppers are a form of amyl nitrate, butyl nitrate or other related compound, all powerful chemicals that relax blood vessels and certain types of muscle, such as the anus muscle. The effects of poppers are short-lived, usually 30 minutes or less, and are often used to intensify orgasm. Use of poppers have been associated with harmful effects on the immune system and increased risk for HIV. In general, popper use is to be avoided and not part of healthy and safe sex.

Again, there are no reported complications associated with the consumption of LIBIDUS along with other drugs, though taking some of these drugs may diminish the effectiveness of LIBIDUS. Consult your physician before combining medications or drugs. Yes. LIBIDUS does not trigger excessive strain on the heart or blood pressure. However, anyone undergoing treatment for any medical condition should consult their doctor before taking any new type of drug or herbal supplement.